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... unto the Ocean's court , To revel it with Tethys , all alone Antinous , disguised and unknown , Like to the spring in gaudy ornament , Unto the castle of the princess went . The sovereign castle of the rocky isle , Wherein Penelope the ...
... unto the Ocean's court , To revel it with Tethys , all alone Antinous , disguised and unknown , Like to the spring in gaudy ornament , Unto the castle of the princess went . The sovereign castle of the rocky isle , Wherein Penelope the ...
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... unto the sailor Who unto you will show His case , his case , Howe'er the wind doth blow . He that is a sailor Must have a valiant heart , For when he is upon the sea He is not like to start , But must , with noble courage , All dangers ...
... unto the sailor Who unto you will show His case , his case , Howe'er the wind doth blow . He that is a sailor Must have a valiant heart , For when he is upon the sea He is not like to start , But must , with noble courage , All dangers ...
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[ No more unto my thoughts | And put that virtue out of sight Which makes mine none at all ? appear ] No more unto my thoughts ap- pear , At least appear less fair , For crazy tempers justly fear The goodness of the air . Whilst your ...
[ No more unto my thoughts | And put that virtue out of sight Which makes mine none at all ? appear ] No more unto my thoughts ap- pear , At least appear less fair , For crazy tempers justly fear The goodness of the air . Whilst your ...
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